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Malaria in pregnancy remains a significant public health concern, particularly in sub-Saharan Africa.    According to the World Health Organization (WHO), pregnant women in endemic areas are at an increased risk of malaria-related complications. We will deal with these complications in the last week of January.   For now,   Here are 5 Pathways Pregnant […]

Nigerians are the worst hit by malaria. We have the world’s greatest statistics on malaria, with nearly 51 million cases and 207,000 deaths documented yearly.   Nigeria alone carries 30% of the statistics for Africa. Whooping 30%!   There was an estimated 233 million cases in 2022, which accounted for about 94% of cases globally….

Okay Nurse V,after i don hear mama’s story,e don ginger me,make i tell una my own story of how i got HIV….   My name na Sikira,people dey call me Sikira Alashapo as i dey sell different different medicine for bus stop.   I be product of rape….my mama con hate me for that. Infact

For Every Woman Who Delivers Safely, One Delivers And Dies.   What if you got this statistics above during your research?   What if this statistics above was real in Nigeria?   How unsafe will you feel about getting pregnant?   Will some of you even bother to get married?   Infact someone like me

Tomi was overjoyed when she discovered she was pregnant. She and her husband, Femi, had been trying for years, and finally, their dream come true.  But during her routine prenatal checkup, Tomi received devastating news: she had tested positive for HIV. Femi was shocked and saddened, but he stood firmly by Tomi’s side. He was

Diabetes in pregnancy, also known as gestational diabetes mellitus (GDM), is a type of diabetes that develops during pregnancy.  It’s a growing concern in Nigeria, where the prevalence of diabetes is increasing rapidly. In Nigeria, the prevalence of GDM is estimated to be around 5-6% of all pregnancies   According to the World Health Organization

Diabetes in pregnancy is also as gestational diabetes.  It is a condition that occurs when a pregnant woman has an above-normal level of glucose in her blood.   This means you did not have problems regulating your blood sugar until you became pregnant. What happens is that certain hormones produced by the placenta (the organ

Diabetes in pregnancy is a condition that places a remote control on the feeding habit of the affected pregnant woman. This kind of pregnant woman needs dietary guidance. The aim of this guidance is to manage —blood sugar levels,  —-promote healthy weight gain,  ——support  growth of the baby.    Some of what this entails include:

A peptic ulcer is a sore that develops on the lining of the stomach, duodenum (the first part of the small intestine), or esophagus.  Peptic ulcer presents with symptoms like – Abdominal pain – Nausea and vomiting – Bloating and gas – Weight loss – Fatigue – Loss of appetite Like I said above, it

Last week PREGNANCY SUPPORT FOUNDATION got on a new topic for the month and we dealt with peptic ulcer risk factors or causes.   This week, and today I want to share some appropriate foods and management tips for peptic ulcer in pregnancy.  Here are they below: –Eat smaller, frequent meals. This is better than